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Jordan Swisher
Can a startup create the next big step in organic chemistry with electricity? A CWRU alum is trying
A conversation with Jordan Swisher (CWR ’15), co-founder of a chemicals startup in stealth mode
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Take Russian courses this fall
The Russian Language is the primary language of the 150 million citizens of the Russian Federation and is the native language of approximately 30 million people living in the other states.Why Study Russian?Russian doesn’t even have an alphabet like mine. How can I possibly learn it?You can. It…
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Stop by the Thwing Furniture Sale this week
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to the annual Thwing Furniture Sale Thursday, June 11, and Friday, June 12. All proceeds from the sale will be used to enhance the student experience in Student Centers (Thwing Center, Eldred Hall, The Spot and Carlton…
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College of Arts and Sciences’ Pete Moore to study one of Europe’s newest nations through Fulbright award
When Pete Moore, PhD, arrives in Montenegro next spring, he'll be stepping into a new region of the world—and a new chapter in his research career.Moore, the Marcus A. Hanna Associate Professor of Politics at the Case Western Reserve University College of Arts and Sciences, recently received a…
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Ask a professor: CWRU professor Peter Whiting shares how environmental changes are impacting Lake Erie
As summer brings warmer weather and peak travel season, many people head to Lake Erie and other nearby waterways to swim, boat and enjoy the outdoors. But beneath the surface, many may not realize the environmental changes reshaping these bodies of water in ways that affect both ecosystems and…
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Meet an engineering PhD candidate helping crack the code to why patients can experience walking impairments after strokes
Sebastián Correa grew up in Pittsburgh, far from the tropical flora and fauna of the Galápagos Islands, but his mamá’s tales of her experiences as a naturalist on the islands painted a vivid image. In high school, Correa had the chance to see it for himself when he went to visit family in Quito,…
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CWRU startup success Path Robotics featured in The New York Times
Path Robotics—an AI and robotics company co-founded by Case Western Reserve University alumni brothers Alex (CWR ’09; GRS ’12, mechanical engineering) and Andy Lonsberry (GRS ’21, mechanical engineering)—was featured this week in The New York Times in a story about Ohio’s rise in advanced…
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Double alumnus, longtime enrollment leader named Case Western Reserve’s next VP of enrollment management
Bob McCullough aims to build on strong track record of strengthening university’s undergraduate student body
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Submit fall 2026 course reserves requests to Kelvin Smith Library today
Kelvin Smith Library is accepting course reserves requests for the all 2026 semester. The library provides course reserves for classes within the College of the Arts and Sciences, Case School of Engineering and Weatherhead School of Management. Accepted materials include books and audiovisual…
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Campuswide internet outage to take place early Tuesday
On Tuesday, June 9, starting at 3 a.m., all internet access for the Case Western Reserve University campus will be down as the University Technology office upgrades the hardware for the university’s edge firewalls. Everything has been pre-configured, so the outage is expected to last around 20…